LSE:EXPN 2 March 2026 - 12 June 2026

Experian PLC shares edged higher on Friday, with Hargreaves Lansdown showing the stock at a 2,527p sell price and 2,528p buy price, up 30p, or 1.2%, after a previous close of 2,497p. The move roughly tracked a stronger FTSE 100 session, with HL’s market page showing the index up 1.14%, but it did not erase the stock’s recent weakness. The bounce followed two sessions of underperformance. MarketWatch data showed Experian fell 2.41% on Wednesday, June 10, to £25.56 even as the FTSE 100 rose 0.27%, then dropped another 2.31% on Thursday, June 11, to £24.97 while the FTSE 100 rose 0.48%. That matters for the share price because the selling appears company-specific, not simply a market-wide move, and suggests investors

Experian PLC shares edged up in London on Thursday, with the stock up 0.16% to 2,560p at 11:45 BST, after ending at 2,556p Wednesday. The move follows a sharper drop the day before as investors seemed more focused on the credit-data firm's fiscal 2027 growth targets than Thursday’s newly announced consumer campaign. Experian’s move lagged the broader UK market. Reuters said the FTSE 100 was up 0.6% at 09:17 GMT, pushed higher by financial names, but gains were held in check by Middle East worries and fears over big AI spending at companies. Experian only managed a small rise, after dropping 2.41% Wednesday while the FTSE 100 added 0.27%, marking a clear miss for a heavyweight in the index.

Experian PLC shares fell on Wednesday after Deutsche Bank cut its price target for the credit data group, though the broker kept its buy rating. That added more pressure on the stock, which is still coming off last month’s drop. Shares slid after Experian’s guidance pointed to slower organic growth for FY27. Experian shares traded at 2,572p in late London trade, off 47p, or 1.79%, at 15:46 BST. The stock swung between 2,515p and 2,640p in a choppy session.

Experian shares finished the week up in London after some rough trading, boosted by a late rally and new AI product headlines. Investors had another look at whether the credit-data firm can make AI work for growth, not just risk. The stock settled at 2,620p on June 5, with volume at about 1.9 million shares, according to London Stock Exchange data. Timing is key. London was closed Saturday, leaving Experian traders heading into Monday still weighing last week’s swings. Shares gained 4.0% Monday, slid Tuesday and Wednesday, then surged 3.5% Thursday and ended Friday up another 0.38%. The stock finished the week about 1.8% higher than its May 29 close, according to market data.